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Old 04-20-2012, 11:31 AM
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Todd,
Right the pictures
Something to be said for these in their "work cloths". You can tell where they been and what kind of life they have seen. My Grandma always said "a coat of paint hides a multitude of sins".
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That's so true, Chris.
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Guys,
Some shots of the front blade as it gets freshened.
Electrolysis tank bit the big one, and has now consumed two, count them, two battery chargers!
More money will fix that.
But here are the pieces that got primer and or primer and top coat today. What do you think stainless hardware for the bolts across the front for the wear bar? I am thinking YES. Right???
Still several parts to clean and some new (small compression) springs to find too ( maybe NAPA).
I need a number one cart! Anyone have a good one that they want to part with? Mike????
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Chris it looks great! Sorry to hear about the batt chargers.

Mike's a buyer not a seller.
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Duke,
I have been using them (battery chargers) hard over the past couple months. Got a lot of painstaking cleaning done with them too. So I won't be to unhappy about getting a replacement. Trip to Harbor Freight should fix this issue. I think I am nearing the end of the current cub implement clean up projects anyway
And I did get the big stuff done for this dozer plow.
Hope things are good in Cub land!
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Great pics, Chris! You're doing an awesome job!
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Why not switch out the bolts? It's what makes you happy, and I know stainless makes me happy
Good phone chat yesterday, we shall do that again soon.
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Allen,
Figured you could relate to the front blade. I know you just added one to your implement list. Thanks!
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I sure do, Chris. I plan to get the #2 cart painted soon.
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Allen,
Your #2 would look with a coat of paint! Are you a cart expert? I have this #1 close by and the guy thinks its worth $400 since he has se en some for that much on line. Its in good original condition not restored. Looks to be all there, latch and dump seemed to work tongue is not bent. Has 10%original paint and 90% original rust covered. Not sure if it has rust holes any place? Would like to make him a reasonable offer if he wants to part with it. Any ideas of price ranges?
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I wish, I was an expert, Chris...lol. IMHO, it's not worth $400. I'd maybe offer him $200-250 for it, and see what happens. Just my two cents.
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